, 1887-08-27
TELEGRAMS.
ST. o STATION.

OF III MIR. Gladstone gave HOtlce
that he would move an address against the
proclamation of the Irish National League.
Before the division on Friday, the
Government will make a further explana-
ton, hoping thereby to prevent Mr..
Chamberlain from opposing them, and it is
expected they will obtain a majority OF
so against Mr.. Gladstone.
The Bill of Supply has been voted, and
the Propagation of Parliament has been
fixed for the 18th September.
A fatal accident occurred yesterday at
a regatta held below London Bridge: II
of the spectators fell into the river, and
were drowned, having sunk into 8 feet OF
mud.
A serious crisis has arisen in Manitoba
in consequence of the Dominion Govern
ment having refused to allow the building
of a connection with the United States Red
River Railroad. The M~anitObians, how
ever, are defying the injunctions, and
insist on establishing the proposed cOnnec-
ton. Sir John Macdonald has therefore
threatened the enforcement of his %injunc-
lions by an English garrison, which, will
be permanently stationed at Winnipeg to
protect the British road to India.
Her Majesty the Queen has personally
received the representative presenting an
address from Chicago, Notwithstanding her
refusal of a similar favor to the repreSen-
tatives of English addresses.
The Russian Government has issued a
circular note, i'll which she refuses to re-
cognize Prince Ferdinand as Prince of
Bulgaria. The Moscow Gazette, i'll an
editorial, says that unless Prince Ferdinand
leaves the country, Russia will disavow
her obligation to the treaty of Berlin,
which she has always regarded as a bitter
deception, after having achieved a glorious
war.
A Madrid despatch states that General
S~alamanca's appointment as Captain
General of the Island of Cuba has been
cancelled.
It is understood that Deputy Laur will
prosecute NJ. CaSsagnac for defamation
of character in connection with the BOu-
LANCER coup d'etat story.
Replying to a question, the Secretary
of State for the Colonies explained that
being the time of vacation there was only
one judge in Trinidad, but the appoint.
ment of all additional judge would be made
shortly. The Government, he said, would
cause an enquiry into the statement that
the Chief Justice had been giving all
vice to possible litigants as such action was
unusual and unapproved by the Secreta-
ry of State.
Inc Ut. hon. w. ID. OlnlCn mas ISSUED
a whip, the strongest known for many
years, directing the supporters of the
Government TO attend the coming debate
on the suppression of the National League.
1t is stated that the French reServists
are being skilled in the use of the vilOci-
pede. 1t is reported that they shall serve
as messengers at the military exercises,
and thus save fifty horses daily.
New York, Aug 24th.-Mr. Jacob Bright
and other Liberal members yesterday at,
tended an immense demonstration in
Dublin against the proclamation of the
National League.
The Marquis of Harrington has written
a letter to Mr.. T. W. Russell expressing
his regret at that gentleman's secession
from the UniOnist party.
It is reported that the Marquis of Hart
ington has demonstrated with the Marquis
of Salisbury for the proclamation of the
League, which he ienounces as needless
and dangerous.
The RepubliqHe FRANCHISE, discussing
the situation with regard to the New
Hebrides, says the question would be easy
to harmonic if the Australian rhodomon.
tade were abated, and declares that
England, who divided New Guinea
with Germany, cannot object to the annex
alton of the New Hebrides, bnt can
demand the stoppage of the transportation
of oorUiatc m th,a$ vlooo tAta